Boxing Champion Anthony Joshua Pays Visits To Afrika Shrine, Meets Femi, Seun Kuti

• Anthony Joshua showed respect to Femi Kuti by prostrating before him, by Yoruba tradition, during his visit to the Afrika Shrine
• The trio were captured in a video together alongside other individuals present during the visit, discussing
• The visit is seen as an approach of remembering the late Femi Anikulapo and country's rich heritage on the global stage.

World boxing champion Anthony Joshua has visited the legendary Afrika Shrine in Ikeja, Lagos.

The athlete met with music icons Femi and Seun Kuti, the sons of late legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti.

Fela Anikulapo was a Nigerian musician born on October 15 1938 and died on August 2 1997.

He was a Nigerian musician and a political activist. He focused on Afrobeat, combining West African music with American funk and jazz, which contemporary artistes see as great inspiration.

Joshua, who the Kutis hosted, wore a singlet and a short, while Femi and Seun wore a pink round neck and a green outfit, respectively.

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The three were surrounded by teammates, crew members and friends, all looking stunning.

In the video, Joshua was seen discussing with Seun Kuti, including Femi Kuti, and others.

The boxing champion appeared relaxed and comfortable as they interacted with each other.

Joshua's visit to the Afrika Shrine was significant, as it brought together two legends from different fields. The meeting was a celebration of Nigerian culture and talent and a testament to the power of music and sports to unite people.

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Source: Legit.ng